High End Systems Wholehog III Manual De Usuario página 415

Glossary
Parameter Wheel
patch
patch point
path
pattern
peripherals
Pig key
pile on
playback
playback wing
plotting
point number
port number
position
Flying Pig Systems
A wheel that facilitates the control of fixture parameters. Parameter
Wheels are fixture sensitive: once loaded from the fixture library,
parameters are allocated logically to the wheels.
The assignment of DMX addresses to fixtures.
Ver también DMX.
The set of information that defines where a fixture is patched, in-
cluding DMX address, DMX universe, and DMX Processor. Some
fixtures have multiple patch points.
Ver también DMX, DMX address, universe, DMX Processor.
A way of defining the way that a parameter changes during a fade.
You could assign a path that makes the fixture parameter snap to
its final value at the start of the fade, for example. Paths should
not be confused with conversion curves; paths are the properties
of a cue, while a conversion curves is the property of a fixture.
Ver también fade time, conversion curve.
Ver gobo.
Ver accessories.
The Flying Pig symbol button is a modifier key, and may be used
in conjunction with other keys to alter their function.
A system where new objects are added to previous ones, rather
than replacing them. The Wholehog III can be assigned to pile on
desktop views, so that new windows are opened but ones from
the previous view are not closed.
Ver también desktop view.
Ver master.
A Wholehog III accessory that increases the number of masters
available.
Ver también master.
The process of recording cues for playing back latter.
Ver también Programmer.
A number with a decimal point. Cues are initially given whole
numbers, but a point number in order can be used to insert a cue:
cue 2.5 between 2 and 3 for example. Such a cue is known as a
point cue.
On a computer network, the port number defines a particular type
of network traffic. In the case of a Wholehog III network, each
show running on the network has its own port number, so that a
console can identify and connect to a particular show.
The position of the light beam of a fixture within space, or on the
surface it hits. With most fixtures, the position is determined by
the pan and tilt parameters.
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